Games like Patterns & Shapes : Ibbleobble

Division with Ibbleobble is fun educational math game suitable for children aged 5 - 8, perfect for those studying in the 1st and 2nd Grade. This app is the perfect educational app for both boys & girls and encourages the development of mental arithmetic. While it helps kids learn how to divide it also helps them gain a feel for numbers and the relationships between them. At Ibbleobble we und…

Sequences with Ibbleobble is fun educational math game suitable for children aged 5 - 8, perfect for those studying in the 1st and 2nd Grade. It will help them understand math patterns that make the world more predictable and understandable. By joining their new friends in Ibbleobble, each child can choose a cute character companion who will guide them along their journey of learning. Each chara…

Certified and awarded a 5* rating by the educationalappstore.com Winner of the 'Highly Commended App' award at the Lincolnshire Digital Awards 2016. Words with Ibbleobble is an incredibly fun word game that helps to teach children new words. The app will help develop children's vocabulary, increase communication skills, confidence and creativity. In addition, Ibbleobble's simplistic format is al…

Addition with Ibbleobble is carefully designed for children aged 4+ and can be particularly rewarding for those aged between 6-8, perfect for those studying in the 1st and 2nd Grade who need to brush up on their arithmetic skills at school. We understand that everyone’s different, so our app allows young learners to progress at their own pace, or take a challenge against the clock! We use a famil…

Multiplication with Ibbleobble is fun educational times tables math game suitable for children aged 4+ but perfect for those aged 5-8 studying in the 1st and 2nd Grade. This simple children’s math game will support the development of mental arithmetic, teach children how to multiply, gain a feel for numbers and the relationships between them. We understand that everyone’s different and while mult…

Subtraction with Ibbleobble is fun educational math game carefully designed for children aged 4+ but perfect for those aged between 5 - 8 who may be studying in the 1st and 2nd Grade and need to brush up on their arithmetic skills for school. Using a math drill technique this app will help children practice and learn how to subtract, develop their mental arithmetic, gain a feel for numbers and th…

Interactive Telling Time Pro is an educational app, designed by artists and educators, that makes learning analog and digital clocks enjoyable for children. It features 9 hand-drawn clocks with movable hands, supporting 14 languages, and has received recognition from Apple and Parents' Choice Foundation for its thorough and innovative approach. This app is an ideal tool for parents and teachers seeking to teach time-based concepts in a fun and engaging way.

Interactive Telling Time Pro offers a fun, engaging way for children to learn reading analog and digital clocks through nine interactive, hand-drawn clocks with movable hands designed for small fingers. It supports multiple languages, all recorded by native speakers, enhancing both time-telling skills and language learning. Recognized for its thoughtful educational approach, it's acclaimed by parents and educators alike.

LogTera 4th Grade Math provides the most comprehensive learning in a fun game for children 6 to 10 years old. Exciting games like Chicken Jump, Candy Cruncher, Moon Rover Trouble, Mars Alien Attack and Personalized Avatars keep children engaged, and motivate them to learn new skills. Children answer math questions to earn coins, which they use to unlock different levels and games. Kid friendly ric…

Challenge your brain power with Ibbleobble's memory game! The ultimate brain training game for kids and adults will test your memory and reaction skills. It's unbelievably simple and easy-to-use. It's made up of 4 contrasting coloured horizontal blocks which illuminate and play a sequence. In order to challenge your powers of recall, you must reproduce the sequences in the correct order, but b…